Four Cars, Two Little Groups
Age 4 · Maths
Four cars can split into three cars and one car. Push them back together and you have four cars again!
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- Four grapes on a plate: two for you and two for a friend, still four grapes in all.
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Key takeaways
- Four can be two and two, or three and one.
- When you join the groups back together, you have four again.
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